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Lillie Mae
Lillie Mae is an American folk-bluegrass band formed in 2013 by sisters Lillie Mae Rische and Caroline Rische from Knoxville, Tennessee. The group includes...
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Lillie Mae is an American folk-bluegrass band formed in 2013 by sisters Lillie Mae Rische and Caroline Rische from Knoxville, Tennessee. The group includes Cody Martin on banjo and Austin Hoke on dobro, with Lillie Mae handling vocals, guitar, and mandolin while Caroline contributes vocals, bass, and guitar.
Their debut album 'Forever and Then Some' came out in 2014, followed by 'Fiddlin' Around' in 2016. The title track 'Forever And Then Some' represents their approach to Appalachian folk and bluegrass traditions.
The band's sound draws from their Tennessee upbringing, working with the interplay of mandolin, banjo, and dobro alongside the sisters' vocal harmonies.
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